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<p>The Northeastern Pennsylvania Health Care Foundation recently awarded a grant to the Luzerne County Child Advocacy Center in Wilkes-Barre to support free medical exams to children when abuse or neglect have been reported. To learn more about the Luzerne County Child Advocacy Center, call 570-208-2895. Shown from left are: Laura Ducceschi, President/CEO Scranton Area Foundation, Administrator of the NPHCF; James Mileski, NPHCF board member, James Clemente, NPHCF board chairman; Beverly Hernandez, advocacy center nurse; Shannon Peduto, advocacy center executive director and Michele McGowan, NPHCF Board Member</p><style>
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Health Care Foundation awards grant to Child Advocacy Center